Real Estate
Jim Cramer discusses the new economy and a changing consumer with CEOs from Zillow, Rent the Runway, Take-Two Interactive Software and Carnival Corp.
U.S. stocks fell Friday as geopolitical fears following President Donald Trump's move to cancel a key summit with North Korea weighed on solid corporate earnings.
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You may be surprised by what you can get for your money.
As gas prices move higher, potential homebuyers already squeezed by higher mortgage rates and higher home prices, may reconsider.
U.S. home sales dropped more than expected in April as a shortage of properties for sale continued to weigh on the market.
CNBC's Morgan Brennan reports on CNBC's investigation into the clash between illegal short-term rentals and restrictive regulations.
In an exclusive, CNBC investigates the clash between short-term rentals and the law.
Didi Caldwell, Global Location Strategies founding principal provides insight to two of the world's most valuable tech companies battling each other for some of the same cities to build new corporate campuses.
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Many of the largest housing markets in the country also happen to be among the most racially segregated, according to a new study.
Steven Lowy of Westfield says the deal with Paris property giant Unibail-Rodamco may prompt more activity in the industry.
Frank Lowy of Westfield says a takeover by Paris property giant Unibail-Rodamco is good for shareholders.
Kevin Thorpe of Cushman & Wakefield says higher interest rates accompanied by better economic fundamentals can actually be good news for commercial real estate.
Jim Cramer warns that it’s foolish to fight the bears when it comes to the homebuilders.
Jim Cramer warns that it’s foolish to fight the bears when it comes to the homebuilders.
Landlords are still grappling with how to fill those spaces being vacated by department store chains.
The biggest name in retail and the biggest name in homebuilding are test-driving a collaboration that could benefit both in a very smart way.
New York State Supreme Court Judge Donald Greenwood on Tuesday ordered Michael Rotondo to leave his parents' home in the town of Camillus, about 200 miles northwest of New York City.
Sales of new U.S. single-family homes fell less than expected in April, but data for the last three months was revised lower.
Facebook's Marketplace now lets you easily find someone to work on your house, fix the plumbing and more.
CNBC's Diana Olick breaks down the latest numbers on mortgage applications as interest rates continue to rise
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